Richard Freeman

Name Richard Freeman, PhD
Role Information Management Consultant
Company Leading Global Technology, Consulting, and Outsourcing IT Firm
Group Business Information Management
Specialities Enterprise Content Management; Business Process Management; Enterprise Portals, Search Engines; Text Mining; Document Clustering, Taxonomy Generation; Topological Tree; Information Management; Classification;
Technologies FileNet, ECM, BPM, Search, SOA, J2EE, JavaServer Faces, Java, SP.NET, C#, C++
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Background Information

Dr Richard T. Freeman graduated from the University of Manchester after studying a 4 year MEng in Computer Systems Engineering, giving him a strong software and systems engineering background from industry sponsored team projects. He then successfully passed an EPSRC sponsored PhD in Content Management using Artificial Intelligence at the University of Manchester under the supervision of Dr. Hujun Yin.

He is now working in a large global IT services and consulting company as an IT consultant specialising in Enterprise Content Management, Business Process Management and Enterprise Search Design and Architecture. Richard helped deliver large scale projects for Fortune Global 500 companies in insurance, retail banking, & financial services as well as a financial regulator and central government. He provided technical consulting on client site, while orchestrating the selection and deployment of leading information and business process management solutions.

During his PhD and work as a consultant / architect, he published a number of journal (including IEEE Transactions series) and conference papers relating to information management, and presented his research at international conferences. With a combination of artificial intelligence, search and information management skills from his PhD and ongoing research interests, Richard applies best practices in his role as an information management consultant.

A list of his publications can be found on DBLP: Richard T. Freeman or more extensive in Richard Freeman’s Research section.